The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-10-06
The Steamer Mary Morgan Attached.

Three suits have been brought i'll the admiralty
court against the steamer Mary Morgan, which ha.
been running between Bangor and Rockand this
season, and she attached at the Maine Central
wharf, in Bangor, at about O'Clock Monday morn
ing, by Deputy United States Marshal Il. NJ. John
son of Portland who has put Capt. Horace Atwood
in charge of her rs keeper. The suits are brought
by Bangor parties who have claims amounting to
not far from 5000 The Mary Morgan is owned
by Mortimer ii. Buckley of Wilmington, Del, and
was under an eight months charter to Tyler H.
Wasgatt tire following terms Forty dollars
per day the first month, fifty dollars per ay the
following two months and scventy-iivc dollars per
day the next three months, when the contract
would come to an end. The charter money has not
been paid, her crew have received only Il part of
what is due them, and there is other Indebtedness,
making an aggregate it is stated of about 80 1000.
The steamer Nj. Il NJ. placed on the Morga,rs
route Monday. The Bangor Commercial of Mon
day evening says:
The Morgan's owner, Mr.. Buckley of Whining
ton, who is ut Moosehcau was tclc"r;pheu for and
he was expected to arrive i'll the city to day. There
are bills against the Morgan in every direction and
the news of her seizure has caused quite i'm amount
of talk in the city to-day. Purscr Colby of the
boat says that it is well understood that Messrs
Stearns of Camden, and Sutton, of New Brunswick,
who backed Mr.. Wasgatt when he chartered the
boat gave Il stif bond, guaranteeing that no bills
should be contracted against the Mary Morgan
that is that the steamer, on completion of work,
here, should be returned free of all claims whatso-
ever. The two men are known to be good and 50
the owner will lose nothing. There is general
hope that the steamer NJ. 4 nj. will keep up the
Rockland line and our business men believe that
with the good management this boat would have
she would pay we'll
TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE. The following
are the transfers in real estate in Waldo county
for the week ending Oct. 4th. .Oshea +. Clark
Waldo, to George W. Peavey, same town. Mel
vile A. Curtis, Swanille, to Alfred W. Curtis
same town. Elisha W. Ellis Swanvie, to Ly.i;
A. Wright, Belfast Estate of James Fowler, Unity
to Lendal l.. Taylor, same town. Ira W. Hartman
Stockton, to Lucinda F. Hartman, same town
Charles %. Hatch, Morrill,, to Edmund p. Brown
Belfast! Lyman p. IIarwood, Appleton, to Samuel
X. Harwood, Lincolnville. Heirs of ID. +. Haynes
Islesboro, to Charles L. Haynes, same town. Chas
+. Haynes, Islesboro, to Isabella Haynes, same
town. Horace w. Hall, by guardian, Lincolnyille
to Joseph Mariner, same town. j. ID. Kingsbury
Frankfort, to Benz kcnney, same town. Benz. Ken
ney, Frankfort, to David NJ. kenncy, same town
William Moody, Liberty, to Abbic S. Moody same
town. Joseph Mason, Ellsworth to Daniel M. Nc
Farland, Montville. Susan c. Mathews, Belfast
to Lydia A. Wright, same town. Lcndal l.. Taylor
Unity, to Elias c. Fowler, Unity. Samuel Titcomb
Augusta, to Nathan Ii. Turner, Palermo. n. b.
Turner, five tax deeds to Inhabitants of Palermo
Jerry Is. TwOmbly, Prospect, to Nancy Bassick
Mass Lydia A. Wright, Belfast, to Julia G. Nc
Keen, same town.